Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01
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Political Rottennsss Of nsoosIya C..y- The Jersey LiIy Strikes Back at Sou,s of Her TOrmentors

The Jersey LiiIy Strikes Back at >or,'
 of Her TOrmentors.
 BEooKLIN. Sept. 9, 1887
 Henry George has attacked the Brook lyn "bos-" vithou. gloves. but be d. not hit below the be-, uor give 6 sing; whscI that wac not deserved. , is Eagle though critical of George anti-pover:y theories, nevertheless coin c;des with all that be has said in refer ence to .he political rotteuness of ;his city. The chief henchmGn of the ''auc- uOn shCp deity" is sad tO be tbe able eloquent, cultured ard efficient post msster, and President Of the Board oi Educators. Perhaps iir. Hendricks can 7fford to laugh st taese chargss-iet us hOpe-bu; there seems to be & constant. ly growing feeling tLas this genilem6E's depth and culture are as necessary ss The bosses influence. Any gay the Eagls Is on his track. What would you say 3" was lately asked, if 1 were to tell you that tEe help Of the boss" WAS invoked by sons of ihe most intelligent and u2- right women of Kings County" Vel 1 should say with sorrow tbs. soIat
 
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 5ut do not believe that many womlU v Il take kindly t1 r.ug rule. If tGus5 who have their lviogs tO earn by pubiIt consent or patronage, discover that their fate hang upon the dictum of 60 auto- crat, an appeal to such a power for bread and butter purposes can scsrcel, be wondered st, though 1t IS certainly to be deplored. IL tia a shsme that SO charm lng city as Brooklyn should be sO b1dly governed. But the r Is & grand waking up going on, and honest Ins D and women are coming to tbs froa! in greater num- bers every day,
 The drsmstic season has opened most brilliantly ID both cities. Whether enough of our smusement-l0viDg citizens VIII stop t0 enquire into the safety of the theatres to arouse 8 proper public sentiment Is prOblematicAl. Horrible things gre forgotten Ril too soon. But surely the law compelling the managers of these places A provide sufficient means Ot eRress ln case O. fire, l. sa ck iDglY violated ID mBDy instances. We have heard s great deal Of Ton curtains but where will We find one! Isis osI, begging tbe question to say that if peo- pie would behave themselves, they eould generally get safely out of tue plsce, I | take notice that this IS the usual form of expression of the managers. Sucb places of anus sement - and there are plenty of thcn-should not be pstron- Zed. They are direct invitations to death of ihs mot awful kind.
 Mrs. LsBgtry's importation of maid | seems to have given she greate-t cff rca | ID certain quarters, and she has felt ii | necessary 10 publish a card of explanE- l ton. There IS scarcely anything good. | bad or indifferent, true or untrue, winch | has been left out Of the public reports ! of my character and motives" ." said thi7 1 lady, "and have had to let it all go, | ouf strange tO say, some things hurt ! worse than others, and l cannot bear tC | be accused of uukIndness to those up0n whose miDlssratIOns l am SD depsndsnt 1 mad ls ss necessary to Rn actress Es | tne breath she draws, and to be useful ! she must hsTe had proper training | Now everybody knows that competent maids are not indigenous to this coun- | try. Such servIce IS considered The 1 ossest servl,ude. Delicate Ri-ls will l work m factories from sunrise till sunset ! or stand behind counters til they are | ready to drop dead from fatigue, but they utterly refuse to mend and brush, l and do the thousand and one tastefni | and generally uBla5orious things rs- 4uired by ladies who need such sssls- | 'ance They are fearful of being called ! servants and decline to be ordered about 1 Mrs Lsngtry's sensitiyeness on this sub ] lect does her credit Her kindness to all | hose who serve her is as uuOstentstlons As Ii IS sweet and vomanly.
 have jus. received the following | rom corner of a newspaper: "Eleanor | hirk says she is able to sympathIze with | anything but liver complaint. 4 woman l with liver IS her deteststiOn."
 She never said it. Pity a paragraph l should be neither true nor funny. She 1 aoss nate to hear women though forever l hsrplng on their aches and pains. l. is l . Fatal thing for the sufferers, beside | oelng most dIss0reeable to friends and | aequaintances. Wise chronic gruuters l are always asking advice and pever tsk- iog It. Here's csse at . nd, e woman | with long boasted hYer trouble. She I vas taken little more Ill than usual, | and the doctor prescribed and ordered I tomething very delicete. See that she l has only ciges.lble food and psrtSkes of | it sParlnsly." In the dead of the night 1 nr. Jones, lone stocking of and one stocking on, ran in hot haste for the